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Free WhatsApp REST API. Send messages with the unofficial WhatsApp API. It's free and unlimited. The server is delivered as a lightweight binary, using only about 2 to 8 MB of memory and has a total size of around 15-20 MB. Visit the releases page to download the pre-compiled binaries. It supports multi-platform and Docker.

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The easiest way to run this project is to download the pre-built binaries in bin.zip file. After that, follow the instructions in the readme.txt file in the unzipped folder:

Step 1

Set up the .env file stored in the \bin directory or leave it as it is.

Step 2

Locate the corresponding binary file in the folder. For example, on my machine, I use wppserver-windows-amd64.exe.

Step 3

Run the chosen binary.

Step 4

Test all API requests using the Swagger interface at http://localhost:8786/docs/api/. The initial authentication user is defined in the .env file.

Note: The host and port for access should match the ones defined in the .env file.

Step 5

Through the /device/login route get a base64 image of the qrcode. Paste the base64 string into a web browser and launch the qrcode with your whatsapp.

Step 6

After connecting your device to the API, try sending a text message with the /chat/send/text route.

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Free WhatsApp REST API. Send messages with the unofficial WhatsApp API. It's free and unlimited. The server is delivered as a lightweight binary, using only about 2 to 8 MB of memory and has a total size of around 15-20 MB. Visit the releases page to download the pre-compiled binaries. It supports multi-platform and Docker.

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